TWMA, the global leader in drilling waste management, has secured a three-year contract extension with a major operator in Egypt, following an initial three-year term.
The contract marks the latest in a series of milestones for TWMA in Egypt, as the company celebrates its 20th year of local operations and approaches 16 years’ lost time incident (LTI) free.
TWMA Egypt employs a fully nationalised workforce across facilities in Cairo and Alexandria and its onshore facility in Alexandria, processes an average of 10 000 tpy of drilling waste using its specialist RotoMill® technology. In addition to its onshore processing capability, the business provides both onshore and offshore pit and tank cleaning, along with comprehensive general waste management services. These services ensure that a broad range of hazardous and non-hazardous waste is managed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with industry standards.
Abdelrahman Amin, General Manager – TWMA Egypt, comments: "Securing this contract extension as we celebrate 20 years in Egypt is a significant milestone for TWMA and reflects our long-standing partnership with local operators. Over the past two decades, we have continually invested in developing local talent and expanding our in-country capabilities as operators see the environmental and efficiency benefits of our solutions.
“This extension reflects the trust our customers place in our people and our industry-leading solutions, reinforcing our long-term commitment to Egypt’s offshore energy sector.”
Halle Aslaksen, CEO of TWMA, adds: “Egypt has been a key anchor of TWMA’s international success and remains central to our ambitions across the Middle East and North Africa. As offshore activity in the Eastern Mediterranean continues to grow, we are strengthening and expanding our regional presence across both onshore and offshore services. This significant contract extension provides a strong platform to further advance these efforts.”
The contract extension is part of TWMA’s wider Middle East & North Africa growth strategy, including the opening of a new onshore processing facility in the UAE and an ambition to grow its presence across the region.